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General Casualty Car Insurance
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By Insure.com
Last updated July 15, 2009 |
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About General Casualty Insurance
In 1925, General Casualty was founded as a fire and auto insurer in
Madison, Wisconsin. Today, the company has expanded into 25
neighboring states and offers property and casualty insurance products
for homes, autos and business. Working through 1,300 independent
agencies, General Casualty is known for their emphasis to financial
strength, quality products, superiors claims service and strong agency
partnerships.
In 2007, General Casualty was purchased by QBE Insurance Group and is
now a subsidiary to QBE the Americas and QBE Regional. With this
new expansion, QBE Regional reported $1.4 billion in gross written
premiums in 2008.
Wiki Says
QBE Insurance Group Limited (ASX: QBE) is an Australian based general
insurance provider, providing insurance services mainly to the Asia
Pacific region, but also America and Europe (QBE European Operations).
It has offices in 45 countries.
General Casualty Car Insurance Says
General Casualty offers each customer a personalized coverage and price
that best fits their driving needs with their car insurance
policies. These policies offer coverage for liability, injury and
physical damage. Liability coverage provides protection against
financial losses if the policyholder is legally responsible for an
accident causing bodily injury or property damage. Injury
coverage pays for medical, hospital and any other bills for injuries
incurred during an accident. Physical damage coverage pays for
losses in result of fire, theft, flood, collision and more.
General casualty car insurance policies provide such coverage whether
the losses occur in the insured vehicle, using a borrowed vehicle, or
in a rental car.
Contact General Casualty at:
General Casualty
One General Drive
Sun Prairie, WI 53596
Telephone: 800-362-5448
Sources: "QBE Insurance,"
Wikipedia, May 2009; "Who We Are," General Casualty web site, 2009;
"History," General Casualty web site, 2008; "Products & Services,"
General Casualty web site, 2008
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